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Writing Better Character Descriptions by Inkfish7, journal

Writing Better Character Descriptions

Jun 5, 2012

Writing Better Character Descriptions We writers have a particularly tough job: bringing nonexistent people (our characters) to life in our readers’ imaginations. While it’s never easy, we usually accomplish this magic by writing each character with two qualities in mind: 1) Their personality 2) Their physical appearance Personality is usually expressed through characterization, and appearance through physical description. Admittedly, that doesn't sound so complicated. But there are two things I’ll suggest today: first, that description needs to do more than just craft appearance, and second, it’s good characteriz

Recipe for Bad Poetry by sammehsweet, literature

God's Penis by cosmicpenguin, literature

Eat by vital-organs, literature

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Eat

"Oy, let me see your calorie card!" The skinny man at the hotdog stand demanded, holding my hotdog just out of reach. I sighed and dug the plastic out of my pocket, handing it to him with a sour grimace on my face. I was sure I had already exceeded my allotted 1500 calories for today, but I was just so darn hungry. Seriously, what was one hotdog going to do to my figure anyway? He shook his head as he swiped it through the scanner. "Sorry girlie. This hot dog is 242 calories. You only have 10 calories left for today." He shooed me away in preference of those with enough calories on their card to afford his food. My stomach grumbled i

Bakery Apocalypse:Armabreaddon by extramundane, literature

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Bakery Apocalypse:Armabreaddon

BAKERY APOCALYPSE: THE ARMABREADDON A Punny Half-Baked Quasi-Opera in Ten Minutes (Scene opens on Bakery; an entry to the "back room", a table, upon which baked goods sit. A doorway to the outside world. BAKER paces and frets, checking watch, fixing and adjusting, etc.) BAKER: Today's the day... the culmination of years of kneading and baking and mortgaging and re-mortgaging and it all comes down to this. Ever since I had a Fisher Price kitchen I've waited for this day, and now it's here. One health inspection away from realising my childhood dream.... my own bakery.... (a beat) Oh my god I've never been so nervous in my life. (looks arou

The Thing About Cliches by summernightangel, literature

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The Thing About Cliches

I. If this were a cliché, A poem, or both It would be about sparkling midnight skies and heartbeats and flowers and sex. There would be oceanic eyes and rain that tastes like tears. We’ll throw in anxiety-riddled murmurs and metaphorical bullets and allusions to sharp objects for pity. This is not a cliché anymore. So instead I wrote about the flavor of emerald and the fragrance of April hope. I painted pictures of a perfect pencil, poised over a blank page. II. If this were a romance, A message in a bottle, or both It would still be cliché, to capture electric fingers and longings locked away with skeleton keys

Sir Cricket's Portrait by Foxfires, literature

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Sir Cricket's Portrait

On a very rainy day, in a very rainy city... Sir Cricket von Marionette decided to have his portrait taken. You see, Sir Cricket had a ladyfriend whom he bestowed the utmost admiration upon. One could even say he prized her esteemed company beyond all other crickets in that drizzly town. Perhaps even in the entire land, though Sir Cricket von Marionette was not one to go galavanting too far beyond the streets of his beloved home. At any rate... this ladyfriend, Penelope Chirpington, had mentioned in passing that she would quite like to look upon the personage - or rather, the buggage - of Sir Cricket when time and circumstances were not favo

jon.com: Prologue by denlm, literature

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